Antropodi: Kovaa työtä Papua-Uusi-Guineassa - vieraana Tuomas Tammisto

Antropologi Tuomas Tammisto kertoo tässä jaksossa juuri ilmestyneestä teoksestaan Hard Work: Producing places, relations and value on a Papua New Guinea resource frontier (2024). Miten Tuomas päätyi Papua-Uusi-Guineaan, ja millaista kenttätyö paikallisten mengenien parissa on ollut? Jaksossa Tuomas myös kertoo, mitä erityistä Papua-Uusi-Guinean mengenien ympäristösuhteessa on. Entä mitä mengenien mielestä on kova työ? Lisäksi jaksossa käsitellään erilaisten arvojärjestelmien yhteentörmäystä, kun kansainvälistet hakkuu- ja plantaasiyhtiöt rantautuivat mengenien metsiin. Millaisia vaihtoehtoja kapitalistiselle arvojärjestelmälle on poikkeuksellisen tasa-arvoisessa mengen-yhteisössä? Bonuksena jakson lopussa vielä Tuomaksen pohdintoja Open Access -julkaisusta ja akateemisten tekstien saavutettavuudesta. Älä siis lopeta kuuntelua lopputunnariin!

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